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Old 05-19-2015, 07:32 PM #4
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Have you tried aspirin ? It is a blood thinner so it can help blood flow. I've read that dehydration can contribute to head aches due to the thicker blood.

I used to take aspirin/Tylenol together for my worst head aches. They work good together since they work on different pain channels.

I also would ice the back of my head during my worst head aches.

What is your blood pressure ?
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